The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-09-15
THE EDITORS DESK.
ON TOPICS THAT ARE
INTERESTING THE PEOPLE.
Tae Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
pa>>iu. Public Events and Questions
II Interest Now Before the People.

rae Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
passing Public Events and questions
81 Interest Now Before the People.
New Berne Journal spell, it or /
Y This Is the first indication we
5se seen that the Spelling Reform Asso-
ga has made any headway in North |
n,l
Ta rack II Louis base ball club the |
refused to play q match game
.,t 4 negro club. Correct. We have
~ udice towards the negro, but we
chat white men ought to play with
uHre men. and negroes with negroes. If
:, drawing the color line, make the
most Of il.
VE have before called attention 10 the
4 record Of the Democratic party in
-.or.ug the public land to actual settlers
uow stated at the General Land Office
q under The policy of President CIeve-
a5 ELL o00, 600 acres OF this land has been
rea An exchange states that this
4- territory s sufficient 70 furnish 130
settlers with farms Of 16o acres ca h.
sE leading public journals OF North
H
re. .5u than are the leading Republic
arnals Of New England Philadel
.'-e7
- ot North Carolina regularly and
seiaI.l over ,lgnt years. There is not q
.aallil- paper in the State that al
- protective tariff; on the contra
vpry pauer in the State. leading or
with * exceptions favors q low
the onIv Pro, ection daily in the
--s Vas sold for debt a few weeks ago.
VII the Times please name the leading
se f5urus.,l
Mrs cleveland s%'1 "a -aaas'teiluset's
III P'Elra ~ orohze-
Ms tltVeiald dtl'e> ''-S'' cue "eii'
Oh >HL'a:- cue AeN ef cans oli 'iie'
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same parrt.u1..rlv fine dresses for the
M. Cleveland i al home again and
p~asidanr i bannv
.5.o,-a arc far of rht, ifarnS we ran
r5.. IN an hour, reading of our exchan-
II i ,;Sr,,srinr 10 he compelled TO
-rf. srutf. and il must be annoy
Mr. Cleveland ro be under the con
;r-rndir,a ava If the ranor1er
ENPREsIDENT DAVIS Is urged TO write a
ta5rapny OF the heenest Iogiclan ane'
aa--9t statesman the South has produced,
1a- John Z. Calhoun Inc tHKoSi1-E
aapes ne viii 1ndertake the EofA, 70
s.-er HYlng man : 50 eompeteul % sNe
rn,-,-s life together with clear exposi-
-ar ii his positions on the great questions
rss day. especially the doctrine Of States
trs Nr Davis. il 10 better way, can
I've the people IN the last DAYS Of his life
lie Of Calhoun, by Jefferson Davis,
sla.Id b., another Of the priceless legacies
Iesc a loving people BY the exPresident OF
rha Con-ederacy.
JOHN Most, AhaEcHlsl' lltoe alp-'c''tioH
Ne" 1ofh Tor i-1'l ailA"'ion P'Pe'7.
r refused 70 say 'ii1'' H7 "'.--'
re coL-s'lt utlon f'i'ei 10" -
a!lnS mat ne Iau l99's'eu
every country he f-ae' I'eu H. a-i'' "S4-0
5'1ii-.t-7teL '"e o'''i' g.
- '''s. W I'D,
t5o many citizens who have no reverence
for our Con titution, nor respect for our
customs and laws The oath ought not TO
He administered 70 any man who viii not
e.loauce Anarchy, Communism and All
s#ner notions and ..isms" antagonistlc to
me spirit of our government.
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